Huyton in the Knowsley borough on Merseyside hosted PCS chief Mark Serwotka, Unite’s Sheila Coleman, Unison’s Paula Barker and others for an important seminar on the government’s consciously cruel Universal […]
Birmingham-based researcher Chris Murphy took on himself the gargantuan task of monitoring and recording the BBC’s daily failures – across a period of a year – to achieve any kind […]
In the summer, South Yorkshire teacher and union activist Andy Searson wrote a hard-hitting, two-part article on the working-class Brexit vote, New Labour’s estrangement of the working class and what […]
Bonnie Craven, applicant for Labour PPC (prospective parliamentary candidate) for Putney, writes about Tory MP for Putney Justine Greening’s leadership bid – and the lack of change it would bring. […]
Last autumn, the process began of selecting candidates to stand for Labour in the party’s eighty key target ‘marginals’. Out of the spotlight, that process continues, but there are problems […]
By Sarah Henney I only decided to go to Brighton at short notice after realising with about ten days to go that there was no way I couldn’t be there. […]
The SKWAWKBOX’s interview with Labour MP Laura Pidcock set in motion a long chain of faux-outrage articles by right-wingers and continues to set a significant part of the political narrative. […]
The latest guest post by up-and-coming young writer Adam Brosnan is a challenging and illustrative piece on the global arms trade and the NATO commitment to spend 2% of GDP […]
Some ice for this burn, please – a great post by ‘Rachael Swindon‘: There are times when 140 characters simply doesn’t do justice to a situation. Has anyone else noticed, […]
This is the third and final part of a guest post by social entrepreneur Paul Riley of Sustainable Liverpool, in which he lays out the reasons he’s asking everyone in […]